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Supervised Alarm / Relay / Power Expansion Unit

 

Cabinet Mounting 

Inspect the mounting surface around the proposed installation 
site.  The mounting surface must be capable of supporting 17 
pounds (7.6Kg) plus any additional weight of the installation 
hardware. 

  

CAUTION 
Use only suitable mounting hardware for the 
type of wall construction encountered. 

 
 

Disconnect the battery, preferably by sliding off the “Molex” 
connector on the Charger Board, then carefully remove the 
backup battery and its associated clamp by removing three 
screws.  Please save these screws for later use. 
 
1.     Determine the Expansion Unit cabinet mounting location.  

Keep in mind that conduit will be used to connect the Ex-
pansion Unit to the Super Two Access Control Panel.  If 
the tops of the enclosures are kept on the same line, the 
conduit connection will be simplified.  The Expansion 
Unit will normally be to the left of the Super Two Access 
Control Panel. 

 
2.     Mark the four mounting holes against the mounting sur-

face using the Expansion Unit cabinet as a template, or 
using the measurements provided in Figure 6. 

 

NOTE:  Mark the small oval portion of the cabinet screw 

holes (see Figure 7, Detail A and B, below). 

 
3.    Place the Expansion Unit cabinet out of the way. 
 
4.    Drill pilot holes to the required depth and size for the 

mounting screws. 

 
5.    Insert the top two mounting screws into the wall.  Leave 

approximately one quarter of the screw's length protruding 
from the wall. 

 

NOTE:  Do not tighten screws completely at this time. 

 
6.    Place the Expansion Unit cabinet over the mounting 

screws.  Secure the Expansion Unit cabinet to the mount-
ing surface using the two lower screws, and then tighten 
the remaining length of the screws. 

 
7.    Re-install the back-up battery and bracket using the 

screws that were saved as advised above.  Slide the Molex 
connector back into its place. 

 

NOTE: 

Because of the Low Battery Voltage Disconnect fea-

ture, the Expansion Unit 12 volt output will not start to 
operate until Mains (AC) power is connected. 

INSTALLATION

 

Figure 6 - Expansion Unit Cabinet 

Mounting Hole Dimensions 

 

10 11/16" (27cm) 

 

12 11/

16

" (3

2.25cm

 

Figure 7 - Expansion Unit Mounting Screws 

Detail A 

Expansion 

Unit Cabinet 

Detail B 

Summary of Contents for Continental Access SUPER TWO CICP1300IOCOMBO

Page 1: ...Supervised Alarm Relay Expansion Unit With Battery Backed Accessory Power Model CICP1300IOCOMBO Installation and Service Manual A NAPCO SECURITY GROUP COMPANY 355 Bayview Avenue Amityville NY 11701 Ph...

Page 2: ...DISCLAIMER Continental Instruments LLC makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically dis claims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a...

Page 3: ...its for a Class A computing device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules which are de signed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commer cial environment Operation...

Page 4: ...s 14 Grounding Accessory Drain and Shield Wires 14 POWER CONNECTIONS 15 AC Power Source Grounding 15 Modular Cable 16 ACCESSORY POWER 17 RELAY POWER 17 RELAY CONNECTIONS 18 Relay Characteristics 18 AL...

Page 5: ...oximately four hours The Alarm Monitoring functions of the Alarm Relay Board are powered by the Access Control Panel and continue as long as the Access Control Panel is ac tive The Expansion Enclosure...

Page 6: ...g Jurisdiction require Plenum Rated cabling UL Type CL2P cabling will be acceptable In Canadian installations CSA CMG FT4 foil shielded cabling may be used in non plenum installations and CSA CMP FT6...

Page 7: ...Jack on the left side of the Super Two Access Control Panel Component Layout is shown below CONFIGURATION Figure 1 Expansion Unit Components Cable Tie Mounts Drain Wire Stud 12 Volt Power Supply AC P...

Page 8: ...indicate a change in any Alarm Input status OK Flashes steadily to indicate a working connec tion to the control panel RELAY Indicates working power connection via 12V IN LOGIC Working 5 volt power f...

Page 9: ...Board and the alarm inputs of the Super Two Access Control Panel AC power failure is signaled when AC power is lost or when this supervision circuit is opened 12V OK This output provides 12 VDC power...

Page 10: ...cess Control Panel but be mindful of the 500mA load that must be met by the 12 Volt power source for each Alarm Relay Board Note The maximum total length of modular cable to be used to connect the thr...

Page 11: ...dware the individual Card Reader electronics and wiring or the Electric Door Lock Hardware that will not be detected until the equipment is used For this reason please instruct staff at the installati...

Page 12: ...0 inches wide 508mm X 4 0 inches deep 101 6mm Confirm that adequate free space exists on both sides of the Expansion Unit cabinet for cabling conduit entering and exiting the cabinet Determine the dir...

Page 13: ...ce using the Expansion Unit cabinet as a template or using the measurements provided in Figure 6 NOTE Mark the small oval portion of the cabinet screw holes see Figure 7 Detail A and B below 3 Place t...

Page 14: ...s See Important Safety Information page 6 Incoming Power Conduit Knockout The Expansion Unit requires the Mains Power Cable be con nected to the AC Input Terminal Block see page 15 The power cabling i...

Page 15: ...res to the cable tie mount provided located below the AC Input Power Terminal Block NOTE Use of a dedicated unswitched AC power source results in optimal performance with minimum interference Table 1...

Page 16: ...he first Alarm Relay Board must connect to the Access Con trol Panel using the Jack on the right side of the board A Pass through connector is on the left side of the board if addi tional boards are u...

Page 17: ...of 1 60 Amps for Readers EM Locks and Accessories WARNING Observe Positive and Negative wire polarity be tween accessory devices and the Expansion Unit RELAY POWER The CICP1300IOCOMBO Expansion Unit...

Page 18: ...ed near each relay will light when the associated relay is activated Metal oxide varistors MOVs are placed across the con tacts to reduce electrical noise The MOVs limit any noise caused by the switch...

Page 19: ...tall the resistors close to the alarm contacts and embed them in epoxy Alarm Cable Requirements Connecting alarm sensors to the expansion board requires 22 AWG stranded shielded cables with drain wire...

Page 20: ...eplace the fuse with a 1 ampere 1 00A 5x20mm slow blow UL approved fuse 4 Re install the fuse holder with the new fuse Expansion Unit Primary Fuse 230VAC Instal lations European Union A 1 2 ampere 0 5...

Page 21: ...Replace the fuse with a 5x20mm 4 Amp 250V fast blow not a time lag fuse 5 Reset the main circuit breaker Expansion Unit Accessory Circuit Protection A 3 0 Amp resetable fuse protects the battery char...

Page 22: ...ight of the board When being installed in the CICP1300IOCOMBO with the power supply and battery connect the small white Molex Connector from the cable plugged into RLY PWR OUT Connector When installed...

Page 23: ...upply from the Expansion Unit cabi net 6 Install the new power supply in the reverse order of the removal Backup Battery Replacement WARNING Verify that the AC source voltage is switched off at the br...

Page 24: ...D Temperature Range Operating Storage 32 115 F 0 46 C 32 149 F 0 65 C Relative Humidity 0 to 85 non condensing Link Programs 64 Standard POWER RATINGS As supplied from the factory the CICP1300IOCOMBO...

Page 25: ...s financial capabilities Continental will charge a Service Fee of 50 00 for any returned check If customer believes an invoice to be in error cus tomer shall notify Continental of the error within th...

Page 26: ...any indirect consequential or incidental damages in cluding those to person and those for lost wages or other economic loss Product Liability Continental s sole Liability and the customer s exclu siv...

Page 27: ...30 34 31 35 32 36 33 37 34 38 35 39 36 40 Expansion Board 2 Relay Input 37 41 38 42 39 43 40 44 41 45 42 46 43 47 44 48 45 49 46 50 47 51 48 52 49 53 50 54 51 55 52 56 Expansion Board 3 VIRTUAL INPUT...

Page 28: ...CATEGORIES 14 CHARGER PCB 5 CICP1300IOBD INSTALLING 22 COMMUNICATION CABLES 14 COMPONENT LAYOUT DIAGRAM 7 CONFIGURATION 7 CONFIGURATIONS ADDITIONAL 10 CURRENT DRAW SPECIFICATIONS 24 DISCONNECT THE BAT...

Page 29: ...POWER 17 RLY PWR OUT 9 HEADER 17 SAFETY INFORMATION 6 SCHEMATIC 31 SECOND ALARM RELAY BOARD 10 SECOND SUPERVISED ALARM RELAY BOARD INSTALLING 22 SERIAL SIGNAL 8 SOFTWARE VERSION REQUIREMENTS 5 SPECIFI...

Page 30: ...Supervised Alarm Relay Power Expansion Unit 30 NOTES...

Page 31: ...pervised Alarm Relay Power Expansion Unit WIRING DIAGRAM AC FUSE BLOCK European Union IEC60127 T 0 5AL North America UL 1A Slow Blo MAINS INSTALLATION WIRING TO BE CARRIED OUT BY QUALI FIED PERSONNEL...

Page 32: ...Supervised Alarm Relay Power Expansion Unit 32 A NAPCO SECURITY GROUP COMPANY 355 Bayview Avenue Amityville NY 11701 Phone 631 842 9400 Fax 631 842 9135...

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